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What is the primary purpose of a Khatoni?
What is the primary purpose of a Khatoni?
- To calculate income tax
- To prepare a comprehensive financial report
- To record complex accounting transactions
- To record daily transactions, receipts, and payments (correct)
In a Khatoni, which column is used to record receipts and income?
In a Khatoni, which column is used to record receipts and income?
- Bottom section
- Left column (correct)
- Right column
- Top section
Who is typically responsible for maintaining a Khatoni?
Who is typically responsible for maintaining a Khatoni?
- Auditor
- Manager
- Business owner
- Munim (accountant) or a clerk (correct)
What is a limitation of using a Khatoni?
What is a limitation of using a Khatoni?
What is an advantage of using a Khatoni?
What is an advantage of using a Khatoni?
Why is a Khatoni vulnerable to errors?
Why is a Khatoni vulnerable to errors?
What is the purpose of a survey number?
What is the purpose of a survey number?
What type of information is recorded in a Khasra document?
What type of information is recorded in a Khasra document?
What is the significance of Khasra records in relation to revenue?
What is the significance of Khasra records in relation to revenue?
What type of entity can own a property, according to Khasra records?
What type of entity can own a property, according to Khasra records?
What is the primary function of the Revenue Department or Land Records Office?
What is the primary function of the Revenue Department or Land Records Office?
What type of information is typically included in a Khasra record about the plot?
What type of information is typically included in a Khasra record about the plot?
Study Notes
What is Khatoni?
- Khatoni is a traditional Indian accounting system used by merchants and traders.
- It is a handwritten ledger book used to record daily transactions, receipts, and payments.
Features of Khatoni
- Khatoni is written in a specific format, with each page divided into two columns:
- Debit (left column) for recording receipts and income.
- Credit (right column) for recording payments and expenses.
- Entries are made in a specific order, with the date, description, and amount recorded.
- Khatoni is usually maintained by a Munim (accountant) or a clerk.
Advantages of Khatoni
- Simple and easy to understand.
- Does not require extensive knowledge of accounting principles.
- Helps to keep track of daily transactions and cash flow.
- Facilitates quick decision-making and financial planning.
Limitations of Khatoni
- Limited to recording simple transactions and does not accommodate complex accounting practices.
- Does not provide a comprehensive picture of the business's financial position.
- Vulnerable to errors and manipulation.
- Time-consuming and labor-intensive.
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Learn about Khatoni, a traditional Indian accounting system used by merchants and traders to record daily transactions, receipts, and payments. Understand its features, advantages, and limitations.
